Minha Noor Sultan

My latest visualization of a Landslide effect on Hunza river. Find out more details here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/145729241/Attabad-Lake

During one of my semester works I created a series of maps on social indicators in Czech Republic, using graduated symbology technique in ArcGIS Pro. Choropleth maps are a commonly used method for representing statistical data on geographic areas through use of variety in color codes and values. The choice of color ramps used for each phenomena play an important role in the end visualization. For high resolution images, please contact.

A while ago I wrote a seminar paper where I evaluated SIAM (Satellite Image Automatic Mapper), an Image Pre-classification tool. I explored the possibility of using SIAM products for standalone qualitative change detection, comparing it to a rule based supervised learning algorithm and its employment in thematic accuracy assessment. The study area was Karachi, Pakistan

I read Daniel Huffman's well crafted tutorial on how to do relief shading with DEM in Blender, which gave me insight on how to prepare elevation data for feeding into a non-GIS software. Instead of a DEM I wondered how well would a DSM/Lidar fare in Blender's environment. It definitely took some trials, errors and youtube tutorials on my end, but I'm very happy with the result, and more so in learning this technique to enhance my ideas in cartography. I used 1m DSM provided by Land Salzburg. To find out about my process in more detail: https://bit.ly/3mxUbtp

Continuing my series on visualization of different thematic concepts for Pakistan. Something I like about visualizing more than one variable on a map is that it leaves more to human interpretation to unravel interesting trends and insightful information. Pakistan has the 5th largest population in the world yet only 36% of it is urbanized.

I was recently given a story prompt that had details about a trip to South East Asia. This prompt had to be spatially visualized. My approach for mapping the information relied on a traditional approach of using a legend to describe every travel path. 

As I analyzed the data published by PBS I was astounded to see how much the gender gap increases when moving from tertiary education to rate of employment. I created a small infographic on my observations. The reasons contributing to the significantly low employment rate or Labor force participation rate of women compared to men in Pakistan are a different debate, but it does not negate the fact that the inequality inhibits the economic and social progress of the country.

I recently stumbled upon the dataset containing Suicide Bombing attacks in Pakistan. From a moral and emotional perspective, it is always difficult to explore such sensitive topics. However, I also believe it is important to study past events to improve the future. I did a basic level geovisualization and infographic of the suicide bombing events in the country.